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Whistle Denton County Clear all
25 November 2017 Denton, Denton County, Texas Class B #58557

Dad and son take interesting photo after hearing possible wood knock and whistle while hiking near Denton

The witness and his son hiked a closed trail along the river. They heard a loud knock and a whistle, then retreated toward the parking lot while taking photos over the shoulder. One photo later appeared to show a crouching figure by a tree, and photos were also taken of indistinct human-shaped tracks.

Wood knockWhistleTracks
Several years ago Denton, Denton County, Texas Related account #58557

Wood knock near Denton, Texas

Several years earlier the witness reported finding stick structures, hearing whistles and knocks, and finding a large footprint on the same trail.

Wood knockWhistleTracksStructure or nest
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